Litigator Gregory Doll quickly finds the crux of business disputes and steers clients through litigation to reduce the disruption, distraction and negative impact on reputations, budgets and operations. Greg represents and advises headline makers, professional athletes, executives, technology market leaders and other California enterprises in protecting their interests, brands and business advantage.

In the entertainment industry, Greg provides litigation counsel to talent agencies, studios and production companies. He draws from decades of trial victories, arbitration awards and discreet settlements in entertainment business disputes. He regularly advises on fights over commissions, contractual and administrative issues, and other business concerns. He structures efficient yet creative solutions to end conflict, without imploding valuable industry relationships.

Greg’s extensive work with copyright and trademark protections adds value to clients whose brand assets, trade secrets and intellectual property are vital and need protection from infringement, misuse and other violations.

Global technology platforms, retailers, and major corporations with California operations also rely on his trial record and business-focused case management. Greg deploys custom playbooks and strategies for large litigation portfolios that support corporate legal teams and C-suite goals.

One notable niche practice is regulatory compliance with California’s Proposition 65 warning requirements. Greg advises major online retailers and others needing effective and cost efficient regulatory guidance and defenses against alleged violations of these California consumer statutes.

After more than 25 years of practicing in Southern California, Greg is proud of his reputation as a “litigator who can resolve anything.” He credits his professionalism and respect for judges, juries and colleagues in building relationships that ease the settlement of clients’ contentious issues.

Greg is a Fellow of the Ligation Counsel of America and graduated from USC Gould School of Law, where he was editor of the Southern California Law Review. A former professional drummer, Greg is a longtime supporter of the performance-driven nonprofit group Law Rocks, where he combines his interests in music, philanthropy and the legal profession. Additionally, he is asked by media platforms for legal insights on litigation in Hollywood and prominent entertainment-related matters.